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I am freaking out all though I did have protected sex on November 16th-17th. My boyfriend had rubbed the tip onto the opening of my part almost inside me but not really if that makes sense. He did this after he previously came the third time in a condom. He took a break after sex then without a condom rubbed the tip on me. I am worried of any possibility of sperm that may have been alive from the previous times he came. So, I took plan be on Saturday the 17th, but ended up in the hospital due to food poisoning that haf happened the night before. They gave me all kinds of medicne so wasn't sure if medicne made the Plan B less effective. I then took another Plan B the next day on Sunday the 18th because I had asked a pharmacist since we don't know what medicne the hospital gave me. I now have breast pain since the 23rd and unsure if it's PMS the Plan B or a mix of both or the possibility of early pregnancy but some people have told me it was too early for pregnancy symptoms and supposedly my peiord is coming up tommorow not sure what is going on just worried hope someone could help me.
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Hello Star19
Thank you for writing.
You have taken emergency contraception (EC) more than once or twice and have asked us several questions on it so by this time you should know how it works. If not, look up the manufacturer's website to know more.
Contact the hospital to find out what medication was given to you - we don't know so we can't say if any of it would interfere with EC.
EC can cause your period to be early or up to a month late so don't go by your old expected date in terms of calculating when your period will occur. If you don't get it this week you can test for pregnancy. A test will be accurate 12-14 days after sex. But your risk appears very low. We can't know any more than this.
November 27, 2018 - 4:33pmSusan
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It's been a long while since I even took the plan B so I really don't remember what to expect and my body has been diffrent. I am unsure if maybe my breast pain is from the Plan B pill but I also have been nauseated and debating if I should test because it is now 12 days since it occurred
November 29, 2018 - 6:40amThis Comment